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Brain cells will die...painfully

Revisado: 05-08-24

A massive leap of faith to believe the many unconventional twists in this book. Skip it.

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Struggled to get through...UGH

Revisado: 01-04-21

Besides don't jump into sex so quickly...this was a 1930's lecture to modern women on how to take care of a man's emotional health. How to make him feel like a man, how to show appreciation....and let's not forget....still look sexy women and put out on the regular. Really??? Wish I could BURN this book. Gotta go barf..

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Her life story in a neat package

Revisado: 11-30-18

I found this book's main message to be one of self encouragement. When the world tells you that "maybe you're not good enough," to hold your head high and keep moving forward. When the doubts creep in, push through to get to the other side.

She was fortunate to have had that stability in her childhood, many dont't. When, as a child, you are constantly seeking stability, it may perhaps be more difficult to believe that "you are good enough."

All in all, the book is well written and gives a peek into her world, even if said peek has a "Hollywood movie" filter on it.

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Great Book, Great Listen.

Revisado: 05-15-18

I truly could not find fault with this book. Lots of common sense for when you realize you want a divorce and lots of common sense for those who may think they can make it work. Read,...um...listen and ask yourself the tough questions.
As the author stated, "too many people put more research into buying a car than choosing a life mate."
Wish I had read this book in my twenties, but alas, it wasn't written. This book is a "shot of life experiences" that saves you headaches and heartache" down the road.

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3 stars at best

Revisado: 12-03-17

I have been an avid fan of Stephen King since my teens and have read just about all his books. The concept of this book was original and appealing, however, it appeared as though the plot was quite chaotic. For example: Why would the bodies of the sleeping women be left (vulnerable and unprotected) in the land of men?
The same men that (per the book) had caused and continued to be hostile towards these women?

So, while there seems to be the opportunity for these women to "start over" in a better place without fear of violence from men, there's really no escape as their bodies are at the mercy of the men (stuck with their sleeping bodies) .

I would not recommend this. I felt it fell short of accomplishing what Stephen and Owen King may have set out to do.

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Not very thought provoking.

Revisado: 11-30-16

This book was sooo limited in what the villain should have been capable of. Most of the characters did not come across as legitimate in their thought process.
Wish I had skipped this one.

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Page Turner

Revisado: 05-15-16

Loved the transition from Book 1 into the second. At times, the charcter, who is 14, comes across as way too mature for this years. Other than that, a page turner.

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